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The United States of America is a nation with a rich history and a noble goal: government of the people, by the people, for the people. Its citizens' struggle to achieve that goal is a dramatic story stretching over hundreds of years.
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- The Road to Revolution
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- The Postwar Era
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- The Early Republic
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- Rise to World Power
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- Surveys of History
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Find out what the TOP 12 units for any 8th grade U.S. history curriculum bundle are and how to ensure they'll promote your students learning and curiosity!
Some of the topics for eighth grade social studies should include: Creation and ratification of the constitution and Bill of Rights. State and local history. American expansion, immigration and slavery. The American Civil War and reconstruction. Civil rights expansion and social movements. Industrialization and the Great Depression.
The U.S. History Collection covers the full U.S. History curriculum for middle and high school students. Find video and interactive resources covering the curriculum of a United States History course and is organized by era and by historical thinking skill.
U.S. History comes alive with our free printable Social Studies worksheets, tailored for Grade 8 students. Discover and explore key historical events, figures, and themes through interactive activities and resources. Early Republic U.S History 8th Grade.
This free online textbook features readings for each unit in a US History curriculum and is designed for a 6th, 7th, 8th grade or high school history classroom.
Students learn to question the narrative of early US History and those it leaves out. Students will then analyze landmark cases to understand the origins, functions, and structure of the U.S. government.
